All news on the topic: Stem cells

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Desperate families lives are saved by strangers they've never met
The Anthony Nolan charity is celebrating 50 years since a mum’s love inspired the first stem cell register. Lizzie Catt speaks to three families about their hunt for incredible people willing to help their children
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Diabetes could be cured by simple jab, scientists say after 'encouraging' study
Insulin, which cannot be made in the bodies of diabetic people, could be produced by cells implanted under the skin, according to new findings from Germany
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Scientists close to 'elixir of life' and learn how to reprogramme immune cells
Boffins have found a way to reprogramme a type of white blood cell named the T Cell, which normally helps the immune system fight off diseases - and it could work after just one treatment
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Sick boy, 10, to travel 4,000 miles from Zambia to India for transplant
Jasper Makungu, 10, is set to travel from his home in Zambia to a clinic in India for a life-saving transplant thanks to the Mirror after we teamed up with cancer charity DKMS
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Dad who was given 7 years to live due to cancer heroically saves 20 other people
In setting out to get more people on the stem cell register in a bid to find his ‘genetic twin’, Pete McCleave has found donors for more than 20 others around the world